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A large fowl may be boned and stuffed in the same manner.
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The three tall strong-boned men were there in virtue of this telegram.
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Fine boned with quick darting movements, a completely different beast from me.
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She was soft-skinned but hard-boned; she stood up to Linda about me.
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One narrow-boned hand went to the patterns woven into the fabric there
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She deboned the Dong Lake fish for him during one of the banquets.
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The recipe calls for deboned pork belly as it makes carving much easier.
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He left, not bothering to step over the deboned Earthman.
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Her legs felt suddenly deboned, too soft to stand on.
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There is some controversy over whether 'unparsed' should mean 'bony', or also mean 'deboned'.
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However, if you can't find a deboned pork belly, bone-in pork belly works just as well.
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It had been clawed, decapitated, and eviscerated-almostdeboned.
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They had a sack to carry the meat that used to be Frank, once they deboned him.
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I was a young woman dealing with and observing the life issues that deboned our illusive realities.
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The tragic, deboned human fell to the floor dead, spending a thin, too-bright red ebb of blood.
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When he was finished, he placed the perfectly deboned chicken on its belly and set the knife down.
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A 'parsed fish' has been deboned.
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The soup was brought in; it was tepid and was followed by trout that had not been properly deboned.
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We were sitting in a Milan restaurant and in moments the fish was deboned and lay in large, meaty flakes on our plates.
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For all sorts of wow, start with chicken wings, deboned and stuffed with a chicken mousse and served with a rich roasted consommé.
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A search found the beheaded, skinned, and deboned bodies of 115 green iguanas weighing 159 pounds (72 kg) hidden beneath fish in the coolers.